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rfi-t. ! 1 VASf SECOND YKAIl PLATTSMOUTH, XEltKASKA, FIJI DAY EVENING, NOVE3IDER 1), 1888. NUMI5EU 5() F M. KICIIKT W K fox Jamk I'ArrrRWK.JB. - KVICOM CL.AHK A Maimm.k W II MA1.IUK nttriii-y, P1pv Judg. .Uarh.Ul, ''ouiici!"ien, lit ward, 2nd " 3iil M Ph. " ( J V WlCKHACU j A KAi.mm.'ttV j l M J"NK1 I lK. A Will I'M A?f J M ii Vllil'HV I W 1i ITN j 'N '. ON'NoK. I P M: Ciu r .s. I'kki 1.1 r. i ill Fu:. V'ork ! '.' ; ni'.it ( l 11 II AW .IIIKI II : I ri:-'.J'll I". l A. I'AMI'I'.KI.L llit. l-.H.I.ol'K I Itn I Id Cell tc I tr I.O KiA lit! II- H Kl.lt W. M. !'... . .1) iN VI I.KIDA W. i'. Wtmw M.f y.u .!.'. l.l k i n r. it A. M UI.K AI.I.KN !'... N M.VV ;tll Sel N K C. KfSSKl.1. l-.--.iii y tl.-ik. .-j i.;t ..i ! . .ir.y i : -l C TK of I M-ll U' U - 'u irf , -irveyor. A t'UiM-v. ." ipl. )( i'llh. .ell.iol-. Hf)AKl OK UFKHV'ISOIC. A. 15. TV.ii. "hm., I. i'i Kim.t;:, A it. 11 u-.v. - ri'ltts!H'llt h We- . i it ii W -tt-r E.lil k i?.xl V"H I.ODGK No. IK 1 O. O. F.-MwH l;,.ypry Tntlty evening of each week. All trmieot brothers sire respectfully invited lo I. - - lLATTMOUTII ENCAMPMENT No. 3. I.O. -1- O P.. fiiee'i" every alternate Frid-ty lu each month id the M;iiuic ii;tll. Visiting Brothers ar Ii.vltl lo attend. fllUIO LODGE SO. l. A.O. U. W.-Meets - every alternate Fiid:ty eveuiuit at Iv.. of 1 . h.U. Transient brother are respectfully lu viteUtfatt"ul. K.J. Moruii. Master Work innn ; K. I. Hrown. Foreman ; ti. ii. Keinnter. Over err; U. A. Taite. Kniiitirl. r ; U. F. House worih. Kecorder; M. Siaj bilytit. Knceiyer ; 1. H 'milli. Vsu,t M. W. ; I. J . lioaon. (iulUe j 1. a). Kuuz. Inside Watch. 1ASS CAMP NO. 332. MODKKN WOOPMKN ol Vnmric Meet second aiul fiiur! h Ion iy evening at K. of I", hall. All transient lrther are requested t-. meet with u. A. Nnwcoiier. Vener;ble Consul ; 'i. F, Nilen, Worthy Adviser ; S. C. Wilde. Hanker ; W. A. l'.otck. Clerk. j) r, vTrsMOUTii loi:e no. . a. o. it. w. t ,I.vti every a!teri.ito Fri lnv evetilnii at !'nl:wil rnll.it. oY.luc. Ail I r;i:is!'Ut broth erj iiro rij"-lf iiily invit-d i utteii.l. I'. W. I.Hiwiin. M. . ; F. iJovd. Kiremau : S. C. Wiile. liec-jrder ; i.eon if- I .Vi!.'.vrs..ii. overster. Ii .vTiS'iorni iiiun: no..;, a. f. .t a.m. 1 M.'1-ts on tii l.;t :tul third Jii)iii:iy-. of rn'-h Month ;it il)-'r hail. All tra-isiont l.roth- r .lr.-pi.i-,:;.; V it ! t. !: w.ll! II-. J. i. hl'. ilKV, W. ?1. V. l. M ( re'r. i v. V'l-THK VSKA CHAPTKIt. NO. 3. K. A. M. i ".ie.-t-l te.'.nnl ,i;id foiiitil 1 Itesduy ol ea h l:fnlht M:i.ii Hill. "ir:nsri-iit brothers are ti.vito.' to meet w ith lis. F. E. Will i f, II. P. ' Waiu --x.r.l irv 'TT. I-.)N COMMANDAKV. NO. 5. K. T. i.?lieot! iii-t .i!ul ihlrJ Wfdni"d-.ty niKhi of eadj nioath ;it .Maso '.s liall. Visittni; brothers art-C'lr.ii.iiiy invited to meet wlih u. V;i. ilAYri. Kec. F. E. WiniE. K. C. KS CO I NCI t. NO. inil. KO V A L IICA X UM . lue. '-f tiie ieeniid and fourth Mondays of tach inuiith ul Arcanum Il.tll. ic. N. OLE.VS, Kegent. r. C. -itsou. Secretary. PLATTSMOOTH BOARD OF TRADE I'reildent liobt. B Windham li' i' C Frenident , A. P. Tort d Vi. e lrehKnt Wm Neville i "-.-ta.y F. Herrni.-iiin Vrc2un.r.... V. K. tiuthiuan liinECTOKH. .1. C. Ui -hev. F. K. Wh::c. J. C. Pnttcron, J. V. vi!i r, 1. Kl.'oii, C. W. isheriiiau, F. tior-d-r, J. V. tWckbacli. f-cCO:jlHiS POST 45 C. A. R. BOsri.K. ,?. '.V. .!!! 4'iv 'V:imaiider. C ei.hT ijo V v. l.;:iior " ,- . Na.r.4 A'iJ.iran!. lt;fV s, iin.iiir M. :..s Di 'v iili 'Tor ih" 1t. C'l AliLt F !:' uard Am ' i:-i Kill' er,;! Mj.r. .!.'; -ii:. km X.. ..IJ'i ir er M.us'er S'-tvt. I.. '. 'l:.".'-I' P'-t "!!;.l..-.ii OFFERED ESS for an incurable case or CaUrrfc in iha Uuil bvtbe rroirietoHOf DR. SAGE'S CATARRH REMEDY Sympionil OI imrnii-nuunic, fVbetruction ot nose. discUarjr falling into throat, sometimes prof ue, wuterr, and acrid, at others, thick, teuacioua. raucous, purulent. Moody and putrid : eyes weak, ringing in ears, deafness, difficulty of clcarinr throat, expecto MUioD of offensive matter: breath offensive: Biaell and tte impaired, and peneraJ debility. Onlya few of rhes irmptnmi likely to le pres ent at once. Thousand of cates result in umptioa. and nd n the rrave. Ujila mild, soothing:. anl healing properties. Dr . ta fe'a RTnlr curew th worrt casei. 60c. The Original llTTLK Liyeh Pills. TTneqn&tod as a LlTer Mil. Smal3t.cheap 0ti Msiest to take. One Pellet m loe. Cre SlS? Ia2s5che, Billon. Headache, DiniuMs. ConsUpatlou, ludlReHtion, Ulllona Attacks, and all deramrements or tte stomad! and boweL. 25 eta. by drug-guta. JULIUS PEPPRBRG, M ANUFACTCREK OF AND WHOLESALE S. RETAIL DEALER IN Till. Choirost Brands of Ciirais. iucliuling our Flor de Pepperbergo' and 'Buds FCLL LINE OF TOBACCO AXD SilOIIEKS' ARTICL!:i always in stock. Nov. 20. 18S"L bLerv.in & WillUuis' mixed paiuts, the bst In tLe laarktt. at Fricke & Co's. dru ftore. 8 tL Mayor, rr.wirer, - I'ItOTiJTIOX AXI iOOI WAGES. 8! I M P i 3 A Tromendous Ratification at the Hext President's own Home in Indiana. THE 'SOL!DSOUTH,,IS CROKEN. Wost Virginia Breaks the "Solid South" and Increases Repub lican Majorities. THE DEMOCRATS GIVE IT UP. The Democratic National Commit tee Acknowledge Cleveland's Defeat. HARRISON HAS 233 VOTES. Nebraska to the Front With a Large Majority McShane's Tricks Did Not Work. CALIFORNIA IS. ALL R1QHT. Republicans Claim the Stats by About Five Thousand. The Coast states In Line. San Jr'itANCisco, Xov. 8. The count of 41,402 votes in the city out of u total of 5j,:JT0 gives Harrison 20,007 and Cleve land 21,455. It is expected thath the canvass of the vote of ihe city will le completed this afternoon. The republi can state committee estimates that the democratic plurality in the city will be about 5,000, but contend that outside counties will furnish a republican plur ality of 14,000, and that the republican tlectoral ticket will be elected by 9,000 plurality. The prohibition vote, as fa? as canvassed, falls blow that of 1S84. II. II. le'oucg, c'uairman of the sub committee of the national executive com mittee, telegraphed to Chairman Quay last night that all the Pacific coast states had gone for Harrison, and California, p-'.rtiOuiarly, by a rising vote of 8,000. The estimates of the democratic state committee doe3 i.oi vary from the one made yesterday, of a probable plur ality of 2,000 t 3,000 in the state. The Kxamincr editorially claims California U still in doubt. The Chronicle says: " We thiuk we are entirely safe in saying that California has gone republican Ly from four to rive tIov,sand. Liiie this afternoon the vote has been counted ia 140 precincts in this c ity out i a total i't 170, an 1 the result is as fol ow: Ch-vtland 2fi,085, Harrison 2'v!,lHi. JnOittriti. iNMANAru'.is. I'mU Nov. 3.-948 pre c til ls in ln.i:uaa iv Harrison 150.5&?, Cleveland 144,15i. The same in 1S84 gave Blaiue 1S6.&93, Cleveland 137,041. Harri(Mis majority will not be less 'hn o.0A0 ".r probably 5,000. The ftate ticket is elected by about the same major ity. Under the law of IuJia.ua this is the diy when supervisors of elections con vene ia each county to ennvass the returns. Tilts'; boaids are consequently now in stssion throughout the entire state and it is th-ught that by tonight the vote of the state by counties will be obtainable. Democratic Waterloo in Nebraska. Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 9. The McShane sensational scheme certainly met a Water loo on Tuoday in Nebraska. The repul lican statu committee estimated the total democratic in both houses of the next legislature at 21, but liter returns have so greatly improvc-l the legislative out look n the state, that the total demo cratic s-tn-ugth is set down at about 31. This would leave the republicans 102 on joint ballot, and S.-netor Munclerson will be the most splendidly re-tlected and endorsed man in the federal senate who ha3 met a conspiracy and over whelmed it through the confidence of his fellow citizens. Nor is Governor Thayer much behiud in the public approval he has received. TO WE CTCOW KOlt A UlCrt ISI.ICAN HOlK AND sknat;;. lie has come out of the democratic carnival of calumny, corruption and misrepresentation with a plurality which the state committee estimates at fully 22,000, and the later returns may increase this to 25,000. The electoral ticket will haye a plural ity probably of not less than 30,000, which would seem to indicate that those democrats and dyspeptic republicans who were su confident that Nebraska was a doubtful state and could now sell their judgment at a premium in the glare of the light cast on the situation by the recent election. The yote for Fisk and Urooks in the state is esttmated at 4,500. Kansas. Topeha, Kan., Nov. 8. The dispatches received by the republican state central committee from every county in the state show that the victory achieved by the republicans of Kansas was the grandest in the history of the state. In spite of the desperate fight made by the demo crats and the active oppo&itiob of the union labpr party and the third party prohibitionists, the republican candidates have undoubtedly received the largest majorities ever given to a republican candidate in Kansas. Secretary Ilutchins of the republican state central committee states that from telegrams received from almost every county in the state General Harrison wiil receive a plurality of 70, 000, and Governor Humphry's plurality will without doubt be e.j.OOO, but the greatest victory was in the election of a legislature which ia more unanimously republican than it has ever been before. Up to 9 o'clock the couinii" . . .vce had mfor- matiou of '-. .. . -y ntve opposition members of the legislature. In view of the fact that in nearly every csunty in the state the democrats and union labor party had combined on members of the legislature, makes the victory all the more satisfac tory. Wyandotte county, which has always been a democratic stronghold, elects the entire republican county ticket for the first time in its history. Kentucky. Conington, Ky. Nov. 8. A story is in circulation hero, that Speaker Carlisle is to be deprived of his certificate of election. The ground of this action is the alleged illegality of ballots cast for him in Campbell and Kenton counties. It is assumed thr.t if they are thrown o'it his majority in the district will be over come. The kentucky law requires that a ballot shall be on plainwhite paper, with no distinguishing features, but the Car lisle ballots were printed on large sheets of perforated paper, so that when the tickets were torn apart perforation ap peared on the edges and made them eas ily distinguishable from the other tickets. Color is given to the story by the fact that th canvassing board in Campbell county is republican. West V.rg:nia. Wheeling, Nov, 8. Disputes just re ceive i tonight from th? Capitol of the state announce that the democratic state treas urer, Thomson, concedes the state to the republican by from 400 to 700 majority. This i-; simply a confirmation of the steady republican gains that have been coming in today. The republican state committee here claims the state by a mucn larger ma jonty. They claim to have at least three, and probably a solid delegation of five congressman. They claim majorities for the electoral ticket and a majority in the legislature. The scene of republican enthusiasm in this city tonight is unprecedented. Thousands of people have crowded the streets in front of the Intelligence build ing to read the bulletins, and on every hand is heard the cry that the ' solid south' is broken at last by the vote of this state. For restoring the color, thickening the growth, and beautifying the hair, and for preventing baldness. Hall's Hair Re newer is unsurpassed. Joe the One Price Clcthier, is death on high prices. N KNGLISII KHKi; TKADK. List ot Letters licmaiuuig unclaimed, in the I'ostofiice at Plattsmouth. Nebraska, Nov. 7, 1883 for the week ending Oct. 27ih, 188: Amick, Agness Am is, Alford Bobier, ltowena J Decker, Mrs Mary Fergiuspn, .T:is fJi-ili-'n. John (JiahmiAin. Thcudoii Gabriel, Warren lines, Mrs Carrie Lukusck, Miss Jossie Milbr, W E Moore, J A Newell, James W Nitz Charles Powers, Miss Mary Propst, John Randall. J P Sutliard. Miss Anna Snfron, Miss Tucker, S 11 Vcuard, Admina West, Mell West, John. Persons c-dling for any of the above letters will phase say "advertised." J. N. Wisk. P. M. KOW CAN PARENTS allow their children to cough and fctrain and cough and calmly say: "Oh! it is only a little cold." and keep giving them cheap and dangerous medicines, until they are down with lung fever or con sumption, when tliev can be so easily re lieved by BEGGS'" CHERRY COUGH SYRUP? It has no superior, and few equals. For sale by O. P. Smith & Co., druggists. Don't be misled by so cabled reduced prices when you can buy cheaper at Joe's the One Price Clothier. Dont go to Omaha when you want to get your beautiful parlor and bed room sets but go to Henry Boeck's fur niture emporium where you cau get every thing in the furniture line that will go to make your home beautiful and comfort able; and aboye all you can get it cheap. Remember that he who sells most can sell cheapest. Look out for ehaiiifi of,,,"j(p' anj hand bills Oijoone Price Clothier. Dr. Withers is an experienced dentist and will save your teeth if they can be saved; if not, "he will extract them with out pain. OHice in Union Block, d-wft COUCH! and COUCH! and COUCH What in the world is the reason you will cough and keep, coughing and still keep trying inferior medicines when BEGGS' CHERRY COUGH SYRUP will positively relieve your cough at once? This is no advertising scheme, but an actual fact, and we guarantee it. Sold by O. P. Smith & Co., druggists. Plain figures and plain truth at Joe's, the One Price Clothier. If vou want anything in the jewelry line, "go to II. M. Gault lie will sell you good goods at low prices and guarantee them as represented. for sale. A good span of matched ponie9 for sale, they are a number one buggy team. Enquire at this office, tf The, Old Doctors Drew blood, modern doctors cleanse it ; hence the increased demand for Altera tives. It is now well known that most diseases are due, not to over-abundance, hut to impurity, of the Blood ; and it is equally well attested that no blood medicine is so efficacious as Ayer's Sarsapanlla. " One of my children had a large sore break out on the leg. We applied simple remedies, for a while, thinking the sore would shortly heal. But it grew worse. We sought medical advice, and were told that an alterative medicine was necessary. Ayer's Sarsaparilla being Recommended above all others, we used it with mar velous results. The sore healed and health and strength rapidly returned." J. J. Armstrong, Weimar, Texas. "I find Ayer's Sarsaparilla to be an admirable remedy for the cure of blood diseases. I prescribe it, and it does the work every time." E. L. Pater, M. D., Manhattan, Kansas. "We have sold Ayer's Sarsaparilla here for over thirty years and always recommend it when asked to-name the best blood-purifier." W. T. McLean, Druggist, Augusta, Ohio. " Ayer's medicines continue to be the standard remedies in spite of all com petition." T. W. Richmond, Bear Lake, Mich. Ayer's Sarsaparilla, PREPARED BT Dr. J. C. Ayer it Co., Lowell, Mass. Price $1; six bottles, $5. Worth S5 a bottle. Practical Piano and Organ Tuner " AND REFAIKKR. First-class work guaranteed. AI30 deal er in Pianos and Organs. Office at Boeck's jurniture store, Plattsmouth, Nebraska. On November w m w Baa. "WILL Iti one of li is windows. Everybody cent's wort li. Tlie one ouest-in Beans the jar contains, by 6 08 Pfi8 oiiiisf The second nearest !Beg57"' And the Third Nearest A FINE LEATHER CLUB SATCHEL I The Jar will be filled and scaled ut l y two responsible parties on November lut, and counted dy three responsible parties at u Public Hall, on Janiiory 1st, 188l, in Plattfcinouth. If a lady should be the first nearest ouet;eer she will receive A Twenty - Dollar Trunk. The Second Nearest Pine Sllik: jzE"ULflor I The Third Nearest A FINE SILK Bring your guesses with name in f scaled envelope. One ruce.a to each person. Lookout for large hand bills oivin you a program before going to fill the Jar and count the Beans. 'J he Program will be very interesting. ihe One Priee And Leader BUSINESS DIRECTORY.! ATTORNEY. S. F. THOMAS. Attornev-at-Law and Notary Public. Office in Fitzgerald Uioek. I'lattsmouth. Neb. ATTORNEY. A. N. SULLIVAN, Attorney-at-Law. Will Riv prompt attention to a!l hUHtnes- intrusted to htm. Oflie in Union Block, Kast sld. Plattsmouth. Nch. B KBER SHOP AND BATH KOOM. EO. MOKLKY. Hot and Cold Ba hs at all hours. Ladies' and Children's Hair Cutting a specialty. Cor. Oth and Main, under CarruthV. BOOKSELLER. F.Tf". ). P. YOUNG, Bookseller, Stationer, and News Dealer ; Fancy Goods. Toys. Confectionary. Hue ':jrars. Soda. Water and Milk Shake, Pianos and Organs ai.d Mum al Instrument!. L THING. Kj L. GOI.DING. Cloth p ru-ni';iiiij (i-.iods Go to th old re-Hahl- house for Huts. Cars I'm.I r ll.ts.Truuki. Bo- tc, Sh.ies. Maii: street, next Cass 1.0, Ba:iK. DUUGS. O. V. SMT HI & CO. n.-ers V.'all Paper, Paint.-'. Oil, Art Jlater ial. Oi;iars Ito'ekw'jod Block. DUNTIST. PH. A. T. W.'THKflS. ihe i-l.-s-- Denti-fs." Teeth extract ert' Tvi;ioi:t he least pain or haiMi. Ar !Cc;j-I t.-etli inst-rted iimiietiiateiy after fxtractinir ra',iiral o;je v lit-11 d'-iied. O dd and all otlif-i Fill'r.gs Ht'ietiy fitt ctas. Onice iu Union Bioek. GROCERIES CHRIS WOIII.FARTH. Staple and tFaticy Gr.icr'es, Glassware and Croikeiy. H.-nirajui Feed. GENT'S Ft'KM-illMi G'ViDS. .1. H I) S N'EIXY. Gents Fine rur;iHher and Ifatte-. The f.nst complete :md tit, est stock in the city. Canutli Block, Cor. 5Lh and Main. n.ROCH-:3r.s. Grocericc, Provifrions, (ilassware md Crockery. 1 HARNES'i. V,r. G. KEEFEK. Successor to O. M. Strt-isiit. Harnecs, Saddl.-rj Goods. Net -. Ro'nes, Dusters, and all horse fur nishitig soods. HARDWARE. .TOn'ON BROS.. HanlTayft. stnv'. Tii.w re. Table and rocket Cot'erv. Kasors, e; c. H Mist-hold StwiuK Ma chtres'aiid J.:?I G. .:! in. Ktovee. Tinw.irk ofallkiid-' don ot reasonable prices, .-vtain str.et. Rock wood Block. MERCHANT TA1I.CR. C. F. SMITH. Merchant Tai'or. Main ftreet. over Mertrps' shoe store. Complete toek of camples. Fit guaranteed. Prices defy competition. MILLINEi: Y. M RS. J. F. JOHVSOX. A Complete l.ir.ef the J.atesr Htyle cf Mil linery and Trimmings : a'o Children's and In fants' Bonne s. to be closed, out at c"-t. The Daily Herald delivered for IScts. per week. First ! PLACE can iies and need not buy a the m-aribt to Jiow niuny Jan. 1st, thall receive HANDKERCHIEF I umcm othins ! iussier of Low Prices. WILL OPEN SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION AND VOCAL CULTURE. Special care Liken in cultivating lung power, removing voice from tliroat. CLE0NE B. DANIELS, Of Oma'.a, formerly of Washington, D. C. Terms, reduced, per lesson, oOcts. Address Box ::.2, Plattsmouth P. O. FOR S A JAZ TO FEEDERS ! Stsers s.nd Herfsrs, On'. 1 wo iuid Tine" years Id. nenr Kiowa, Kansas : suitable for Feei'ii.y or Itouj-'hiii?. itocli Cnttlo. Will tell on liii:e to l aith rof king firt-elaes pai' r : ;n''!n ;s : li. ii. GIS !!!. K' Ksih.. cr W. I!. i.Rl.Mf-S. I.ai:n.'i .ly, Mo. c. The F. SM ITH, T7 OSS Tailor 1 1 Main Sr., Over Mciges' Khii; St ere. I i Has the best and rnoft cotj;pkte stock ! of samples, both foreign ind domcHtic I woolens that ever came west of Miouri river. Note these; prices.: liu.-iness uits from ?1 to dr-ss su'ts, to ?4!, pants $4, ?0, 0..'O and upwards. C2P"Will guaranteed a f.t. . Prices Defy Cornpeiilion. CITY CORDIALS. J.ILEJniONS,X. D. Physician I Surgeon OiTico over Wefcot; V tore. Ma-.o ftrert. Ui-lPnof in Jr Sr-liddkneeM':; t r.ierty. t'lii onic Di-'-aPs ami Iise ic. n id vomen and CliiMrn a s:ieti?.!iy. Orfiee. Iioiuk, J to 11 a. in. 2 to 5 and 7 to 'J p. in. B. &. Kt. Time Table. OOI VF.1T. No. 1. 5 a. in. o I NO r.-AS'. No. 2.-4 ::!3 p. in. No. A. 10 :' a. in. No. 6 7 :13 p. m. No. 10. a :V a. m. ! N'o. 3. 6 :4o p, m. r-O. ft. 6 :47 a. ill. No. 7.-7 :3'' p. in. No. r, :I7 p. m. No. 116 ;27 a. in. All train run daily ty wavof Omaha, except Nos. 1 and 8 whic'.i run to and from t'chujler daily except Sunday. No. no Is a ft nb to Pacifl e. Junction at fl.30a.M No. 19 U a stub tiaiu Pacific Junction at lia.ia.